Gael Ltd. was invited to present the recently released Q-Pulse Integrated Management System (IMS) solution at the annual meeting of the Gulf Flight Safety Committee on June 5th in Dubai.
Held at the Meridian Hotel at Dubai International Airport, this year’s meeting focused on promoting safety in the Gulf and the wider aviation community, with speakers including Boeing, Emirates and the AviaAssit Foundation. The Gulf Flight Safety Committee (GFSC) is made up of many of the airlines and other aviation organisations within the Gulf States Region, and meets periodically to share safety materials and experiences to improve safety of their operations.
Q-Pulse IMS broadens the scope of Gael’s award-winning quality management system (QMS) software to enable aviation organisations to integrate the management of separate compliance systems within a single software solution. Attendees got a first-hand look at how Q-Pulse IMS helps aviation organisations to adopt a systematic and holistic approach to Safety Management Systems, as the only commercially available software application that covers all key safety management tasks within a single system.
Commenting on the event, Martin Bowman, Sales Director at Gael, said:
Being invited to present to the Committee emphasises the high profile that the new solution already enjoys within the region, following its release at the end of May. Q-Pulse is the Gulf’s leading aviation management system solution, with organisations such as Emirates, Air Arabia, Royal Jordanian and Amiri Flight using Q-Pulse to manage passenger and crew safety, as well as aircraft airworthiness.
Attendees were particularly impressed by Q-Pulse’s new Occurrence & Incident Management modules, as they integrate the management of Occurrences and Incidents with that of Audits and CA/PAs within a centralised solution. The Committee also recognised Q-Pulse’s unique ability to perform live ‘drill-down’ graphical analysis on incident data as a key advance in aviation safety management software.